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Archived from the
original on 2014-01-25.
Retrieved 2017-05-14. "Solar PAPI &
APAPI (Precision
Approach Path Indicator)".
Archived from the
original on 2011-12-30...
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temporary pools and
swamps formed on the
seasonal floodplains of
Apapi River system. The
Apapi River is part of the Lake
Kyoga basin in the
upper Nile drainage...
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completed on one of the
taxiways by the CAA
along with
taxiway Bravo the
APAPI and NDB systems[citation needed]
Construction of the
airfield for RAF Flying...
- Don
Lorenzo de
Apapis (c. 1501 – 1586) was a
Gozitan parish priest,
vicar foraneus, and notary. He was
captured and
enslaved during the
Ottoman Empire's...
- 19... 40 + x
years Apepi (?'A-ken?)
Apepi Apepi A-user-Re
Apepi Apepi (
Apapi) Archles/****is (40/30 years)
identifies with ?Khamudi?
identifies with Khamudi...
- Ree, also
known as
Strikes the Ree and
alternatively Palaneapape,
Padani Apapi and Pa-Da-Ni-A-Ha-Hi in
Sioux language (c. 1804–1888) was a
chief of the...
- an
Algonquian word
derived from the Míkmaq ápapíj,
itself derived from
ápapi,
meaning "cord" or "thread". Look up
babiche in Wiktionary, the free dictionary...
- (PDF) on 12
January 2025. Montanaro,
Eugene F. (1997). "Don
Lorenzo de
Apapis (1501c.-1586) a
sixteenth century parish priest and notary". In Farrugia...
- in fact
Manchus and
detached household bannermen, but failed.
Lorenzo de
Apapis (c. 1501–1586),
Gozitan priest and
notary who was
enslaved during the 1551...
- "attamusca", from Powhatan.
Babiche (definition) From Míkmaq ápapíj (from
ápapi, "cord, thread", Proto-Algonquian *aʔrapa·pyi, from *aʔrapy-, "net" + *-a·by-...
